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The unorthodox and orthodox: The therapeutic role of acadesine after traumatic injury and sepsis by Unkle, David W

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Change is inevitable... Except from vending machines: The use of clinical practice guidelines in a surgical ICU by Unkle, David W

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Successful donation and transplantation of multiple organs from a victim of cyanide poisoning by Snyder, J W, Unkle, D W, Nathan, H M, Yang, S L

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Mandatory HIV testing in critical care/emergency patients by Unkle, D W

“…Testing for the presence of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) remains one of the most controversial issues of this decade. Among persons diagnosed to be…”
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Successful donation and transplantation of multiple organs from a victim of cyanide poisoning by Swanson-Biearman, B, Krenzelok, E P, Snyder, J W, Unkle, D W, Nathan, H M, Yang, S L

“…Demand for viable human organs for transplantation continues to exceed the supply. To expand supply, the criteria for identification and management of suitable…”
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Traumatic injury to the thorax by Unkle, D

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Iliac vein to pulmonary artery missile embolus: case report and review of the literature by Unkle, D, Shaikh, K A

“…Intravascular foreign body emboli, although first reported in 1834, are rare sequelae of penetrating injuries. We report a case of missile embolus to the…”
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Myocardial contusion without creatine kinase--MB elevation by Unkle, D W, Smejkal, R, O'Malley, K F

“…Myocardial contusion after chest trauma remains one of the major complexities of trauma care today. Diagnostic methods such as 12-lead electrocardiography and…”
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Blood antibodies and uncrossmatched type O blood by Unkle, D, Smejkal, R, Snyder, R, Lessig, M, Ross, S E

“…The immediate transfusion of uncrossmatched type O blood in the initial resuscitation of the trauma victim remains controversial. To examine difficulties in…”
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Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia by Unkle, David W

“…Each year, 25% of all hospitalized patients are affected by venous thromboembolism, a disease comprising deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, that is…”
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Change is inevitable...except from vending machines: the use of clinical practice guidelines in a surgical ICU by Unkle, D W

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Blunt aortic trauma following deceleration in a seven year old by Mure, A J, Unkle, D W, Doolin, E, Ross, S E

“…Aortic injury following deceleration is an uncommon clinical entity in the pediatric population. Flexibility of the thoracic cage and marked tissue elasticity…”
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Interpretation of the cervical spine X-ray: a simplified approach by Unkle, D W, Armstrong, J F, Ross, S E, DeLong, Jr, W G

“…Because many nursing interventions require mobilization of the patient, cervical spine film interpretation should be a necessary tool of the critical care…”
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The latest guidelines for emergency cardiac care by Unkle, D, Morgan, T, Schwab, C W

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Recommendations for nonheartbeating organ donation

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Abdominal trauma associated with pelvic fractures by Unkle, D, DeLong, W G

“…Abdominal trauma should always be suspected with major pelvic fractures until proven otherwise. Thorough assessment and diagnostic evaluation will determine…”
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Injury severity scoring: a comparison of early clinical versus discharge diagnosis by Smejkal, R, Civil, I, Unkle, D, Ross, S E

“…The Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) and the Injury Severity Score (ISS) are objective means of assessing injury. Accepted methodology involves retrospective…”
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Trauma research nurse: a career option by Unkle, D W, Talucci, R C, Morgan, T O, Schwab, C W

“…The critical care nurse has tremendous opportunities in clinical research projects. Until now, position descriptions that incorporated research into practice…”
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